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Network Security Forensics

Network Security Forensics

When Information is Your Currency

Information is the lifeblood of your organization. Credit card transactions, employee data, sensitive company memos, and trade secrets that give your business its competitive edge, are all flowing freely through your network infrastructure--tempting hackers and cyber criminals.

Safeguard Critical Company Assets

Security breaches can originate from many sources, whether advanced persistent threats (APTs), accidental unauthorized disclosure, or an employee acting from within the IT defense perimeter.

Regardless of the culprit, the effects can be catastrophic to your bottom line. Reduced company profitability and revenue, damage to customer trust, and data privacy regulatory violations are just a few of the potential consequences of a data breach. In the case of government agencies, the stakes quickly escalate, affecting individual privacy, freedoms, and safety - along with the security of the network.

No Packet Left Behind

To defend multiple access points while maintaining convenience for lawful users, effective IT data protection must be multi-faceted. Most organizations already employ basic security solutions like firewalls, IDS, and DLP--but for APTs and other malware that have already breached the perimeter--IT organizations also need a robust network forensics solution.

Successful network forensics and breach investigation begins with post-event access to all the packets traversing the network. Viavi solutions help to ensure that every packet is captured and available for post-event investigations. This is accomplished through its industry-leading capture technology executed by a field-scalable storage appliance for data retention. Breaches and compromised resources can be quickly identified by replaying traffic and applying extensive analytics to the packets. Possessing these capabilities can mean the difference between missing the breach entirely and effectively identifying a hacker.